Sentence examples for existing reform from inspiring English sources
Dowd wrote memos explaining what a ban on bank proprietary trading would mean and how such a policy could be worked into the Administration's existing reform plans.
The congregation was formed in 1869 by German Jews as an Orthodox breakaway from an existing Reform congregation.
The department's existing reform plans are inadequate and "are moving at an amazingly glacial pace," De León said.
For underperforming urban school systems, the problem usually lies with the inability to sustain existing reform efforts and initiatives.
However, existing reform plans to facilitate women's access to alternative, objective information sources (e.g., National Pregnancy Helpline) are unlikely to minimise the dissatisfaction associated with receiving contradictory information from staff.
Such variability could result from several factors, including existing reform processes that promote institutional deliveries, and improvements in the functioning of the health services (including the capacity building intervention).
The State objects to each of these guidelines on various grounds, but a common theme is that existing reforms already address existing problems.
The Barkers are only just beginning to plan their cuts, wondering optimistically how much of their existing reforms, such as the Save-a-Flush, can be taken into account.
"Next year we will improve or consolidate existing reforms, rather than start anything new," says one adviser, claiming that, in any case, there would be no time to push fresh legislation through parliament before 2012.
While serving in this capacity he became a close adviser to Alexander II and used his influence to retard the carrying out of existing reforms and to appoint persons of reactionary views to important positions.
Indeed, he threatens to roll back existing reforms, passed under the former Labour government as well as the current Tory-led one, which allow the NHS increasingly to issue contracts to private companies.
